On Jan 5, 2008 10:36 PM, Alain Roger <raf.news@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > ok, maybe i did not write my question well. > i already used it because i setup the DirectoryIndex to index.php, > index.html > > my concern for now, how to have the same behavior on my local computer > (development computer) ? > my computer has IP 200.170.1.2 (for example) > so in my brower i type : 200.170.1.2/myWebSite > > this load my firt index.php webpage to browser... if i pass my mouse cursor > over menu link "Company", it displays > http://200.170.1.2/myWebSite/200.170.1.2/company > which is not great :-( > > here is the code i use : > print "<div class='MenuItem4'><a > href='".$_SERVER['SERVER_NAME']."/company'>Company</a></div>"; In your case it's taking the existing url and tacking the rest on which is not what you want. If you print out $_SERVER['SERVER_NAME'] - it doesn't include the http[s]:// at the start to make it a complete absolute url. It also doesn't include your current directory (myWebSite) so even with http:// at the start you'd end up with http://ip.address/company - not what you want either. You should probably have a variable or define for your application url in your config file so you can: print "<a href='" . APPLICATION_URL . "/company'>Company</a>"; It's much safer this way than relying on any $_SERVER variables (which believe it or not are suspect to XSS attacks/vulnerabilities). -- Postgresql & php tutorials http://www.designmagick.com/ -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
